Nice video, I'm currently a sophomore in high school. Graduating next year, a year early. Thinking of going to community college and then a university for something in tech. All because of TH-camrs like you who've sparked my interest in the various fields.
Principle of least privilege and network segmentation: my chromecast, wifi speakers, etc are on a different network from my fileshare server, my work PCs, my data processing and analysis set-up, etc. I have a non-administrative account on every device possible that can sudo up to administrator if it has to. These two principles are incredibly important on business networks but can be applied to home networks as well. If you have an old XP desktop that runs spotify to three different chromecasts in your house... why does it have local admin rights and why is it connected to all of your important things? Great video btw Grant! Love it!
My guy I just started my cybersecurity Master's degree and to say the least your videos really push me towards starting that adventure. Living in VA in an apartment I could definitely use that device!
To be Software Engineer here, this looks like an awesome piece of tech to help my house network without myself having to monitor it all the time for security issues!
Is it just me or TH-cam is recommending Dr. Phil’s channel to most people right now. I just got recommend to me a few weeks ago and same with my other 4 school friends, we all addicted to watching it now... Very interesting on what Google is now doing with there recommendations on TH-cam now. I love your channel have been watching you since 9k subscribers 😁🤫
Definitely put me in the drawing plz. Really enjoyed this piece. Alot of people take security for granted and assume that manufacturer's care about whether or not we secure our home systems
CS Student here, been really interested in becoming cyber security analyst and your video has helped me wanted to dive in deeper with this industry, thanks!
Hey man, I recently found your channel and I just wanna say thank you for the straight forward and what I would say is beginner friendly content. I’m back in college for my second degree, this time IT and Cybersecurity, and even being a computer hardware guy, the networking and data bases are a whole new world to me. Keep up the good work!
I’m a computer science major applying for a masters degree in cyber security (infosec). Watching your videos always motivates me to keep on learning more. Thank you!
One thing I do, granted I am a cybersecurity student, is I use a Network level Firewall. I have a pfSense box setup and I use VLAN's to lock down my networks. While this is a little more advanced than using something like the Trend Mico Home Network Security device or the Bitdefender Box it can still be set up relatively easily with a little googling and TH-cam searching.
@@collinsinfosec I love pfSense, I have used it off and on for years. It is very easy to use and set up. The fact that it is free and includes and IDS/IPS plus IP and DNS blocking with pfblockerng all for free is amazing.
CS student here, i'll have my degree in a few months and hopefully moving out soon after that, I'd love to have some new gadgets for my new home, thanks :D
I am a student pursuing my undergrad in infosec. I would love to get hands on that device..it seems soo intriguing. Also I am your subscriber for a long time now😉
I'm a IT student who is really interested in cybersecurity bt in my country not much of them of aware of the hacking n hackers attack so I would love to work for them this is my actual motive of what I'm learning. Thanks you 😊
The clothes in your closet kind freaked me out for a second. Looked like someone was staring at you from there. Then I couldn't unsee it Great info though! Thanks
Hi Grant, I am Italian and here these products are not found but I would be really curious to install one in my home network. In my home network I have implemented a Raspberry Pi with the pi-hole service. This slightly improves network security and most importantly it blocks most of the advertisements online. I recommend it to everyone because it costs very little and works really well.
hey Collins, i've found your videos on cyber security very educative and interesting being your top fan since last year, i've managed to watch all of your videos and i can proudly say that it has really boosted my cyber security knowledge and im still learning more from you sir. i do penetration testing and i'm not sure when i'll be a victim of the malicious hackers, and therefore in order for that not to happen, i believe i will be better protected by having that Trend Micro Device in my home network. Thank You so much and keep up the good spirit.. to many more brother, cheers!
The device you recommending is just doing arp poisoning do basically redirect all traffic to that trendnet device, heck some antivirus / firewalls will detect that arp poisoning as malicious and its not like iot devices can be secured that way, they can still be hacked if those devices where insecured in the first place regardless how strong the password you put on it, after all these device usually have backdoors or security holes.
Network engineer student here. It is a good practice to protect the home network and I think we all have to take that action in practice. Ahh thank you for your video is excellent video.
This is amazing!! Ive been looking for something like this for my home nextwork and also to use for learning purposes for my studies. Ive been studying cyber security for almost 2 years and i am very passionate about sharing info with the less informed about the dangers of bringing iot into our homes. That is actually one of my big motivations to getting into cyber sec. is to help bring that information to the general public who may not understand the importance of security implementation with our devices. That and those parents who let there kids get babysat by youtubes wonderful algorithm. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Nice video. The state of IOT devices today is that they ship with ineffective security measures in place. So much so that most security professionals take the stance that they won't allow these devices on their home networks. I see this as a problem because if these pros are taking the stance that they won't touch them, how will the average person learn how to secure them. I see this becoming a bigger problem before it gets better.
All Antivirus uses known threat signature databases but still unable to detect an unknown virus. What do you think about new innovation in this design?
I just tripped on this video. I listened through and I really don't know what the point was except to say that there was a certain product that can help with internet security. Was there anything else to be learned from this that I missed?
Hey Colin! Great video and awesome quality. Always enjoy watching your videos. I don't particularly agree with your thoughts behind child being talked to by hackers through ring. Rings infrastructure itself is very safe, safer than most IoT devices which are barely supported. The hack was possible due to customers reusing previously exposed credentials. But that said I do agree that ring could implement app level authorization and requiring authorization via email per new device.
Wow thanks for the reply! Techcrunch has a good article regarding the attack that happened on December. There is always conflict between accessibility and security from a B2C companies. Finding that balance in a shared responsibility model between allowing customer to be secured vs securing for the customer. There is definitely areas of improvement that IoT providers need to improve, including Ring. Thanks for taking the time to read my comment Grant!
Wouldn't put this device on my network if it was the last device on the internet, can you say CALL home and track everything you do ? You can do better with a Raspberry Pi-hole box & proper dns filtering!
Hello Grant, great channel and great information. I’m a Cybersecurity student too. I will graduate this year so excited for that, and I just pass Security+ exam.
What is the technical term for this Trend Micro Home Network Security Device? is it considered to be an Intrusion Prevention System or is it something else?
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Nice video, I'm currently a sophomore in high school. Graduating next year, a year early. Thinking of going to community college and then a university for something in tech. All because of TH-camrs like you who've sparked my interest in the various fields.
Principle of least privilege and network segmentation: my chromecast, wifi speakers, etc are on a different network from my fileshare server, my work PCs, my data processing and analysis set-up, etc. I have a non-administrative account on every device possible that can sudo up to administrator if it has to.
These two principles are incredibly important on business networks but can be applied to home networks as well. If you have an old XP desktop that runs spotify to three different chromecasts in your house... why does it have local admin rights and why is it connected to all of your important things?
Great video btw Grant! Love it!
My guy I just started my cybersecurity Master's degree and to say the least your videos really push me towards starting that adventure. Living in VA in an apartment I could definitely use that device!
Dr. Phil fights addiction a lot on his show but he never fought addiction to his show lol
It's so addicting!
One of the best comments I’ve seen - after over 10 years on TH-cam!
To be Software Engineer here, this looks like an awesome piece of tech to help my house network without myself having to monitor it all the time for security issues!
Computer Engineering student here. I have been considering going into cybersec. Keep up the good work!
Sharing the avenues I personally take to secure my home network within a yt comment section could possibly be a security risk in and of itself.
;)
Is it just me or TH-cam is recommending Dr. Phil’s channel to most people right now. I just got recommend to me a few weeks ago and same with my other 4 school friends, we all addicted to watching it now...
Very interesting on what Google is now doing with there recommendations on TH-cam now.
I love your channel have been watching you since 9k subscribers 😁🤫
I know, I could be working on my projects and instead I sitting here watching Dr. Phil 😐
Cs student here and im intrested in cyber security i would like to protect my family from others
Definitely put me in the drawing plz. Really enjoyed this piece. Alot of people take security for granted and assume that manufacturer's care about whether or not we secure our home systems
CS Student here, been really interested in becoming cyber security analyst and your video has helped me wanted to dive in deeper with this industry, thanks!
Hey man, I recently found your channel and I just wanna say thank you for the straight forward and what I would say is beginner friendly content. I’m back in college for my second degree, this time IT and Cybersecurity, and even being a computer hardware guy, the networking and data bases are a whole new world to me. Keep up the good work!
I’m a computer science major applying for a masters degree in cyber security (infosec). Watching your videos always motivates me to keep on learning more. Thank you!
Colin, I would love to get a video on the differences between cyber security degrees, IS degrees, CS degrees and IT degrees.
One thing I do, granted I am a cybersecurity student, is I use a Network level Firewall. I have a pfSense box setup and I use VLAN's to lock down my networks. While this is a little more advanced than using something like the Trend Mico Home Network Security device or the Bitdefender Box it can still be set up relatively easily with a little googling and TH-cam searching.
I really want to mes around with PFSense, may even do a little video on it.
@@collinsinfosec I love pfSense, I have used it off and on for years. It is very easy to use and set up. The fact that it is free and includes and IDS/IPS plus IP and DNS blocking with pfblockerng all for free is amazing.
CS student here, i'll have my degree in a few months and hopefully moving out soon after that, I'd love to have some new gadgets for my new home, thanks :D
😋 For sure!
This device sounds great for protecting home networks. I will have to look into it :)
I am a student pursuing my undergrad in infosec. I would love to get hands on that device..it seems soo intriguing.
Also I am your subscriber for a long time now😉
I’m in college right now studying computer science with an option in cyber security due to interest generated by some of your videos. Thank you!!
Cyber Security 2020 here we come!
Thanks because I ve never thought to secure my personal home network
I'm a IT student who is really interested in cybersecurity bt in my country not much of them of aware of the hacking n hackers attack so I would love to work for them this is my actual motive of what I'm learning. Thanks you 😊
The clothes in your closet kind freaked me out for a second. Looked like someone was staring at you from there. Then I couldn't unsee it
Great info though! Thanks
Hi Grant, I am Italian and here these products are not found but I would be really curious to install one in my home network. In my home network I have implemented a Raspberry Pi with the pi-hole service. This slightly improves network security and most importantly it blocks most of the advertisements online. I recommend it to everyone because it costs very little and works really well.
I have heard of that! Great idea!
@@collinsinfosec I doubted it worked so well but honestly now I struggle to do without it
hey Collins, i've found your videos on cyber security very educative and interesting being your top fan since last year, i've managed to watch all of your videos and i can proudly say that it has really boosted my cyber security knowledge and im still learning more from you sir. i do penetration testing and i'm not sure when i'll be a victim of the malicious hackers, and therefore in order for that not to happen, i believe i will be better protected by having that Trend Micro Device in my home network. Thank You so much and keep up the good spirit.. to many more brother, cheers!
Could you please explain how it protects the network, the scanning process and what data is actually sent to their company (privacywise talking)?
..If possible, I think a good strategy for those using IOT devices is to put them in a separate subnet. Also remember to change all default passwords
Very good recommendation!
Grant Collins, making the cyber world a safer place. What a guy
The device you recommending is just doing arp poisoning do basically redirect all traffic to that trendnet device, heck some antivirus / firewalls will detect that arp poisoning as malicious and its not like iot devices can be secured that way, they can still be hacked if those devices where insecured in the first place regardless how strong the password you put on it, after all these device usually have backdoors or security holes.
I would like to try the device. Added protection to an existing wifi network!
The company ring already said this can happen if you dont use two-factor authentification
Man I need one of those
Parents installed very cheap home security devices recently. Would love to install one of these for them!
Have nothing to say but I have been watching your videos for a long time and I have learnt a lot from you
its good that you always explain it in a very basic way so even none tech people can understand these videos
Network engineer student here. It is a good practice to protect the home network and I think we all have to take that action in practice. Ahh thank you for your video is excellent video.
I really like the topic of home network security. Thanks for the vid
Just recently starting to get into cyber security and your videos have been entertaining and helpful with keeping interest in this subject.
This is awesome, love your videos, really helped me get into cybersecurity!!
This is amazing!! Ive been looking for something like this for my home nextwork and also to use for learning purposes for my studies. Ive been studying cyber security for almost 2 years and i am very passionate about sharing info with the less informed about the dangers of bringing iot into our homes. That is actually one of my big motivations to getting into cyber sec. is to help bring that information to the general public who may not understand the importance of security implementation with our devices. That and those parents who let there kids get babysat by youtubes wonderful algorithm.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Nice video. The state of IOT devices today is that they ship with ineffective security measures in place. So much so that most security professionals take the stance that they won't allow these devices on their home networks. I see this as a problem because if these pros are taking the stance that they won't touch them, how will the average person learn how to secure them. I see this becoming a bigger problem before it gets better.
I'm having too many devices connected to my home network and was looking for a security device for my home security really cool device👍
Great video. Starting a cs degree soon. Nice to see content from a student perspective. Thanks for the review as well, grabbed an x1 carbon myself.
All Antivirus uses known threat signature databases but still unable to detect an unknown virus. What do you think about new innovation in this design?
I just tripped on this video. I listened through and I really don't know what the point was except to say that there was a certain product that can help with internet security. Was there anything else to be learned from this that I missed?
Network Administration and Security student here!
CS Major at semo! Minoring in cyber security. Your video helps me to keep my pace and stay motivated.
Awesome video Grant thanks for the tips! Definitely going to check out this device 👌🏼
I would like to have one of these. I'm a cybersecurity student as well
Thanks Grant, This is a topic I was looking for. Greetings from Sunrise, FL
Love your content I'm a security student and graduate after this semester
Will this work effectively with mesh routers like netgear orbi, google etc?
Thank you for the work you do. I honestly have no idea about computers and I'm super paranoid about getting hacked. This video really helps out!
Nice video Grant!
That product would be a nice addition to my home to utilize.
What is the difference between Trend micro home security and Cujo?
This is a wonderful video idea, Grant. Keep up the great work!
I’d love this device final year computer science student and I’m quite interested in the security field.
Dude.. Please fully close your closer door. Looks like someone is peeking out
Love your videos Grant! I’m a Cybersecurity student as well.
SO is that thing basically a UTM? Unified Threat management?
Trend micro devices are best in market for network security. Our organization uses few Devices but i would to have one home security device.
Hey Colin! Great video and awesome quality. Always enjoy watching your videos. I don't particularly agree with your thoughts behind child being talked to by hackers through ring. Rings infrastructure itself is very safe, safer than most IoT devices which are barely supported. The hack was possible due to customers reusing previously exposed credentials. But that said I do agree that ring could implement app level authorization and requiring authorization via email per new device.
Thanks for sharing your opinion on this! I learned something new actually. I didn't know that they were reusing credentials
Wow thanks for the reply! Techcrunch has a good article regarding the attack that happened on December. There is always conflict between accessibility and security from a B2C companies. Finding that balance in a shared responsibility model between allowing customer to be secured vs securing for the customer. There is definitely areas of improvement that IoT providers need to improve, including Ring. Thanks for taking the time to read my comment Grant!
IT student here specially cyber security, I want to implement the mean of security in my life and I didn’t forget my family.
Really need that device
Great video, thanks Grant. Would love to put the Trend Micro into good use by implementing your strategies to protect my family.
That looks like a nice piece of Kit to add to my home network especially with a teenager in the house
It's very important to have security in every environment, so it's an essential program!
I love the quality of this video and how you have so much dedication towards this channel and I like the way how your mind thinks with security
Everyone should go into their router settings and create a non-visible wifi connection with a crazy password and all iot devices should be on that.
I have just found you on TH-cam today! Great content, keep up the good work :D
Super useful Grant! Thanks! :)
Thanks dr phill.
It would be super cool to try out that hike security tool as I have a few IoT devices that can definitely have added protection!!
Wouldn't put this device on my network if it was the last device on the internet, can you say CALL home and track everything you do ? You can do better with a Raspberry Pi-hole box & proper dns filtering!
Agreed.
Great video Grant! Love your channel.
Honestly a really helpful video
Needed this video, thanks Grant
OK, now I need one of this
Great video very helpful information thank you.
Great video! For sure gonna send this to my networking teacher. Keep it ut
Great video thanks !
yes please
Thanks for this video. It helps a lot of people step up their home network security game. Keep up the great videos!
Hello Grant, great channel and great information. I’m a Cybersecurity student too. I will graduate this year so excited for that, and I just pass Security+ exam.
Great video Grant! Your channel has definitely been an inspiration for me as I grow in cyber security.
Bro please make a full crash course video of cybersecurity or recommend a free book online.....I'm searching for a platform to learn cybersecurity :(
Nice bro and thanks for your interesting videos
i need that.
Really enjoyed your video post. I want one of those home security devices. Even if I don’t win I wanna go buy one. Thanks for sharing it
4:30 to skip the intro
nice video , keep up the great work
Too bad I’m finding this 2 years later
Thanks for this!!
What is the technical term for this Trend Micro Home Network Security Device? is it considered to be an Intrusion Prevention System or is it something else?
I would consider this a Universal Threat Management (UTM) at-home firewall. An "all in one" security device.
looks a nice device ! However I do prefer PfSense , would like to know your opinion as a security guy
Yeah that Dr. Phil episode was pretty scary. It was interesting when they found out who it was that was hacking into their devices.
it was dr. phil all along
Thanks for the valuable content Grant, This helped me a lot as a network noob lol proud to sub. Keep it up!
This is the best stuff I personally think it is. Also, you are really inspiring and keep uploading videos like this.
Good info!
So basically this device is an IDS?